Nigeria’s housing market faces rising costs and instability as a new report reveals a 70% dependence on imported building materials. Experts call for local production reforms.

Nigeria’s 2026 budget framework projects ₦54.43tn spending, ₦15.91tn debt service, and a record ₦20.10tn deficit, raising concerns over fiscal stability.

Nigeria’s economy expanded by 3.98% in Q3 2025, driven by stronger agriculture, industry, and services output. NBS data highlights continued non-oil sector resilience.

The Federal Government says the proposed 30% Value-Addition Bill will strengthen investor confidence, expand processing capacity, and accelerate Nigeria’s transition from raw material exports to a value-driven manufacturing economy.

Nigeria’s Housing Minister Ahmed Dangiwa has called on states to dedicate 1–3% of their annual budgets to land administration and systematic titling, stating that credible land governance is critical to unlocking $300B in dead capital and advancing Nigeria toward a $1T economy.

The Presidency declares a nationwide security emergency, authorizing 50,000 new police and deploying forest guards. We analyze how this massive personnel surge and the push for State Police fundamentally de-risk land, property, and supply chains.

The CBN's MPC maintains the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) at 27 per cent, signalling a continued tight policy stance. Read the detailed report on the retained CRR, Liquidity Ratio, and corridor adjustments.